The Soup

If you are looking for goodness, appreciate the small things and are looking to slow down your life, follow along for glimpses of the good life.

Books and other stuff.

kevin's writings and updates on ending homelessness and the role people and communities of faith play in it

Speaker & Writer on the intersections of Christianity and racialized identities | Mvskoke Nation citizen, Scottish, German & Czech Contributed Books: "Voices of Lament" - "Justice Looks Like" - More coming soon!

News and analysis about the power and pitfalls of the American church + the occasional rant, recommendation, and bit of lady wisdom

Notes on living shalomsick. * Shalom /SHəˈlōm/ : wholeness, restoration, completeness, flourshing *Homesick /ˈhōmˌsik/ : a longing for home *Shalomsick /SHəˈlōm,sik/ : a deep longing for wholeness, restoration, completeness and flourishing

A weekly letter for the frantic strivers, serial doers, and weary achievers. We're learning the goodness of rest, the practice of prayer, and the miracle of going slow.

Thoughts on contemplative activism & holistic spiritual formation in a malformed world.

Deepening the practice of love and living beloved in everyday affairs.

A (mostly) monthly, (sometimes) weekly newsletter exploring the convergence of place, preservation. Currently pondering the multitudinous practices of fermentation, and how these living traditions root, sustain, and endure.

a newsletter on the stubborn decision to be fully alive

Sincere Love letters For the Goodfellows of This Earth Who Believe Love Might Just Save Us All.

For the believers, the doubters, the halfway in or outers. Saying the quiet part out loud.

theological musings, rants against racism, and nothing but love for immigrants

Movies, tv, the celebrity industrial complex, and personal pop culture obsessions. Delivered twice a week to your inbox, written by Hunter Harris.

Continuing the conversation about discerning our next right thing in faith, work, and life for those who want to move beyond the pro/con list with NYT Bestselling author and spiritual director, Emily P. Freeman.

A newsletter on writing craft and style—from an editor in publishing who believes in the spiritual practice of the creative process.

notes, updates, and seasonal cooking from the smitten kitchen

You are not a machine; you're an ecosystem. Creaturely is spirituality and social justice at human scale.

Where Kat Armas aspires to be an abuelita theologian.

figuring out how to be and care for ethical, joyful humans in beautiful, horrible times

We've got questions about God, faith, American Christianity, and Zac Efron's post-High School Musical career choices.